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Sects of Omar and of Ali-The deadly wound-The destruc-
tion of the Saracen empire-The abyss-What-The wilder-
ness-The West-Flight of the church to the West-The
isles-Abaddon, Pharaoh, both foresignified Mahomet-The
vials-Mystical Egypt, extinction of the Saracen empire, and
even of the name of the Saracens.

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The garden of Eden first book and school of wisdom-Spoiled
by the serpent-No longer applicable-Gen. iii. 24. misun-
derstood-Explained not to bar the gates of paradise, but to
open them, and to teach the true way to the tree of life in
heaven-A brighter revelation-Philo-The Shekinah the
glory of the Lord-Appeared to Abraham-To Moses-To
the Israelites in the Red Sea-Rested in the Tabernacle-
Sat between or upon the cherubim-The chariot of the Che-
rubim-Sometimes filled the tabernacle and the temple-

What Not God-For he is a spirit and infinite-A cloud
or a flame of fire-Not the Son of God-Nor the Holy Ghost
-Bishop Heber's Bampton Lectures, many errors of-Com-
pared to Berkeley-The Shekinah but a symbol-Angels often
appeared in that way to Moses on Mount Sinai-Asserted by
St. Stephen and St. Paul-Josephus-Case of Elijah and
Manoah-The glory of the Lord-Philo-Gregory Nazianzen
-Secondaries or emanations of the fountain of light and of
bliss-Appeared to the shepherds-Descended on Christ at his
baptism and transfiguration-Where Christ was seen of an-
gels, and at Pentecost-At the conversion of St. Paul-Last
and grand and glorious appearance-The ancient world and
the early church, ruled by angels, but they are all now made
subject to Christ-Meaning of the word cherub, signifies great
or powerful ones-Kings-Maimonides and the Chaldee Tar-
gum quoted-Not of Egyptian origin-Because in the Pa-
triarchal tent or tabernacle-Error of Spencer-And extraor-
dinary absurdity of Parkhurst-Cherubim not images but
symbols-Called the chariot of the cherubim-Isidore Pelu-
siota-Cherubim an adjective plural-Its substantive sup-
posed αγαλματα-But perhaps ζωα-They are called ζωα-
Error of Schleusner-Such a device poor and contemptible—
Bruising of serpent's head, what-The device or hieroglyphic
of the brazen sea in Solomon's temple supported by twelve
oxen, and his throne by twelve lions-Animal denotes a fa-
mily, congregation, or kingdom, lxviiith Psalm, 10th verse-
"The animal of the reed "-The Egyptian dragon or monar-
chy, Psalm vii. 19.-The tame animal wov-And the wild
animal Onpiov-Jerusalem the Lion of God-The Babylo-
nian monarchy designated a lion by Jeremiah-And the lion
of Daniel's four wild beasts-And the Babylonian and Egyp-
tian monarchy are both designated eagles in Ezekiel xvii.
3. 7. And the lion and eagle two of the cherubic animals
-Design of the device of the cherubim, to signify God's
kingdom or rule over the kingdoms of the earth-Whe-
ther tame or wild, whether civilized or barbarous subject

to him-True meaning of Onptov unknown to our English

translators—The kingdom of Tyre a cherub, Ezekiel xxviii.

14.-Chariot denotes a kingdom-The cherubim God's cha-

riot or kingdom-Currus tonantis, the chariot of the thun-
derer-Denoted the various kingdoms of the world, Isaiah
xxxvii. 16 The Shekinah and the cherubim both symbols
and types-The Shekinah adumbrated-The incarnation-
And the inhabitation of the Holy Spirit in the church and in
individuals-And lastly, the God-man sitting on his throne in
heaven, on the cherubim who compose his kingdom, his body
in the true holy of holies-The throne of grace and of glory
-Not the altar of burnt sacrifice-Error of Lightfoot - Not
the propitiatory or mercy-seat-Error of our translators and
of Dr. Whitby-Error of Vitringa-Christ's earthly kingdom
of two kinds-Internal and external, natural or providential
or spiritual kingdom-Both together in the Apocalypse-And
distinguished, where-The one points to the other, and is en-
closed within it-The cherubim the church of the redeemed-
The central column of the armies of heaven-Nearer to the
God-man-Because the members-And the glory of Christ
-The angels compose the wings-The mercy seat the foot-
stool of the cherubim, prefigured-The humanity of Christ,
by which his cherubim or kingdom is supported, and by which
it is redeemed and glorified-And which will have no end.

N.B.-Through some mistake, one or two sheets had not been submitted to the author
for correction, whereby some typographical errors have occurred in them.

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